Through sant’agata de’ goti and Caserta palace

Historians claim that this picturesque town, stretched out on a tufa terrace between two tributaries of the Isclero River and not far from Mount Taburno, arose on the site of the Samnite city of Saticula, which was deducted as a Roman colony in 313 BC. The inner streets are still on a human scale: walking these characteristic streets and discovering the squares, which suddenly open up, the monuments and palaces, which stand majestically at the exit of the narrow alleys, is a pleasure for the eyes and the mind. But Sant’Agata de’ Goti is not only history, it is also verdant and unspoiled nature, in which to immerse oneself for unique experiences, suitable for all tastes and levels. You do not need to be a professional to enjoy the numerous active experiences to which this timeless territory lends itself, where history, art, nature and food and wine are intertwined.